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The Ultimate Breckenridge Subdivision Guide

Brett Rudolph August 18, 2019

Breckenridge is home to hundreds of subdivisions that include single-family homes, condominiums, townhomes, and unimproved lots and tracts of land. These neighborhoods and subdivisions offer many different features and amenities; it's enough to make your head spin. On the plus side, Breckenridge subdivisions offer enough diversity to accommodate any buyer's ideal mountain home. The purpose of this Ultimate Breckenridge Subdivision Guide is to help prospective residents narrow their search. Whether you are looking for a ski-in/ski-out property, a golf course home, a property with ski area views, a waterfront, or a mountain view home, Breckenridge can check off all of your boxes.

When considering the purchase of a home in Breckenridge, it is important to understand Transfer Taxes. The town of Breckenridge has a transfer tax of 1% of the purchase price on the sale of every property located in the Town of Breckenridge. In addition to the 1% transfer tax, the following subdivisions have an additional 1% transfer tax that goes to the Breckenridge Mountain Master AssociationCrystal Peak Lodge, One Ski Hill Place, Timber Trail, and Mountain Thunder Lodge. To learn more about these transfer taxes, visit the Breckenridge Mountain Masters Association and the Town of Breckenridge

Breckenridge is home to deed-restricted homes for full-time residents to Breckenridge. The deed restrictions covenants include the following: First, the home must be the primary residence of the owner. Second, at least one member of the household must work at least 30 hours per week for a company based in Summit County. Third, the household income must be less than a certain percentage to the Area Median Income. The purpose of the deed restrictions is to have a lower barrier of entry to home ownership for the Summit County Workforce. Depending on the subdivision, appreciation rates may be capped. For more information, visit Summit County Government.

Below are links for Breckenridge Subdivisions broken out by Breckenridge Single Family Homes, Condos, and Townhomes. Follow the link to our individual subdivision page, which includes pictures and a description of the subdivision or neighborhood.

Breckenridge Homes

Breckenridge Condos

Breckenridge Townhomes

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